Probrico Oil Rubbed Bronze Door Knobs Interior, Passage Door Knobs for Hallway Closet, Keyless Interior Door Knob, 10 Pack

As a new home owner, I’m so happy I could find an option like these in bulk because changing everything can be super pricey. I think the value of these are so great. I needed all new knobs and wanted brushed nickel and these look great. I’m super happy with the purchase. Was very easy to install as well.

I’m really happy with these Probrico brushed nickel passage door knobs. The finish looks clean and modern, and they were easy to install—took just a few minutes per door. They feel sturdy and work smoothly with no sticking or wobbling. Perfect for closets and hallways since they don’t need a key. The 5-pack is a great deal, and all the pieces came well-packaged and in perfect condition. Highly recommend if you’re updating interior doors on a budget without sacrificing style or quality.

Seems like good quality, will look alot better once doors are painted. Easy to install.

Love how nice and sleek these handles are - perfect for little hands too, as my toddler has no difficulties manipulating them. They were a little lighter than I expected, but this does not detract from the quality of the items. Additionally, it came with all the parts and was super easy to install.

Installed easily and looks good. It felt like a quality product.

We got a large batch of these knobs, in brushed nickel, enough to deal with 12 interior doors, part of a complete house repaint, and wanted fresh, new hardware for all the doors. We got a number of non-locking and a few locking knobs to match, all from Probrico brand, and we really like 'em. Very nice quality and materials, a good value for the money. They feel like they'll last a good long time, the mechanical action is clean and well-made. Recommended for sure. I had to buy a few different bundles to get the combination of knobs I needed, so I'll cut-n-paste this same review on each.

Beautiful and easy to install

Overall a good product given the price. That said, they feel a little cheap. They're also difficult to install because of where the knob is and where the screws are. I've found it necessary to retighten the screws every couple of months. The finish is great, the fit was tight and I had to drill out our old doors. I didn't realize there was a difference between the standard fit now and the standard fit of the doors in my house (1960? Maybe later?). But with a kit from another store this was easy enough to do.